This diagram shows the statistics of radio and television audiences in 1992 according to the percentage of people in the UK and the time of the day.
In terms of TV audience, it is evident that is quite low at 6am, with a gradual increase during the morning and the afternoon. The peak which is around 45% is reached at around 8: 00 pm at night. Afterwards, the audience gains a certain stability until 10: 00 pm, and starts to decrease dramatically hour by hour. Early hours of the morning have the less percentage of audience with less than 10% and at 6: 00 am it begins to rise again.
On the other hand, the radio audience shows a different trend. The numbers go up to 25% of people listening to the radio at 8: 00 am. It has a small increase between 6 to 8 and then starts falling until the next day. During this fall, it rises up slightly from 4 to 6 pm and continues its decrease until 10pm, when appears a minimal increment of audience. Its lowest value corresponds to around 5% during the dawn.
This diagram
shows
the statistics of radio and television
audiences
in 1992 according to the percentage of
people
in the UK and the time of the day.
In terms of TV
audience
, it is evident
that is
quite low at 6am, with a gradual increase during the morning and the afternoon. The peak which is around 45%
is reached
at around 8: 00
pm at night
. Afterwards, the
audience
gains a certain stability until 10: 00 pm, and
starts
to decrease
dramatically
hour by hour. Early hours of the morning have the less percentage of
audience
with less than 10% and at 6: 00 am it
begins
to rise again.
On the other hand
, the radio
audience
shows
a
different
trend. The numbers go up to 25% of
people
listening to the radio at 8: 00 am. It has a
small
increase
between 6 to 8
and then
starts
falling until the
next
day. During this fall, it rises up
slightly
from 4 to 6 pm and continues its decrease until 10pm, when appears a minimal increment of
audience
. Its lowest value corresponds to around 5% during the dawn.